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Davide Marquês
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[NextStep 2013] Join our first BarCamp!
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NextStep
Announcement
Hi everyone!
Kicking off
NextStep 2013
we will have
our first community BarCamp
!
This event will serve as a
community get together
where the community members can get to know each other and where
YOU
will be able to take the stage and share with others the things you're excited about! Personal projects, small demos, endeavours into other languages, philosophical considerations... whatever gets you going. :)
Expect to learn new stuff and interact with folks from across the globe!
This gathering will take place on
May 7, 2013 from 9h30 to 12h30
@ Culturgest
and since this will be a
PUBLIC EVENT
you are free to join us even if you're not attending NextStep. ;)
BarCamp? But I don't drink!
No drinking involved! A
Barcamp
is an ad-hoc unconference born from the desire for people to share and learn in an open environment. It is an intense event with discussions, demos and interaction between attendees.
EDIT:
The BarCamp in-depth introduction was moved to the discussion "
Introducing the OutSystems Community BarCamps
" - do check it out if you have a minute. Anyway, the basics are as follows:
Anyone with something to contribute or with the desire to learn is
welcome and invited to join
;
When you come, be prepared to
share with BarCampers
;
Attendees must be prepared to give a demo, lead a session, help others setting up their own presentations or simply contribute to the conversation
- no tourists allowed. :)
When you leave, be prepared to
share with the world
;
Presenters are responsible for making sure that notes/slides/audio/video of their presentations are published on the web for the benefit of all and those who can’t be present (
SlideShare
or
Prezi
are perfect for this).
All presentations are scheduled the day they happen. The people
present at the event
will select the demos or presentations
they
want to see.
That sounds awesome! Where do I Signup?
Just
reply to this discussion
with your availability to attend.
If you happen to have something burning inside you that you want to share then please
add it as a session/demo suggestion in a
reply to this discussion
so that others can do their part and help you prepare or improve it. :)
If the burning sensation continues, see a doctor.
Event Details (updated daily)
Since this is our first BarCamp I propose that we start with
15 to 20 minute sessions
.
That's short enough for my expectation of having LOTS of presenters (less time for interactions) but also survives having just a few brave souls speaking their mind for how long they want.
Proposed sessions
Community Social Network Analysis
Network Visualizations
OutSystems Community - Social Network Analysis & Visualization
From Skeumorphism to Flat Design -- about Legacy in Design
How to solve the rubik's cube in less than 30 seconds
Top 5 usability mistakes development teams make
How to communicate more effectively in this fast-paced world
School4Jobs
How to handle feedback flood
How to hold your breath for more than 1 minute
OutSystems meets "Adobe PhoneGap Build"
Dolphins and narrative design
Urban composting
Building your own solar panel
Get Oriented not Lost
Unit Testing Framework in OutSystems
Confirmed attendees
Gonçalo Gaiolas
Davide Marquês
Tiago Simões
Natalia Blaszczyk
Gonçalo Martins
António Martins
João Reis
Luis Martins
Luís Lopes
Gonçalo Veiga
Fábio Silva
Catarina Gaspar
Diogo Cordeiro
Michel Ozzello
Sara Ali
João Costa
Tiago Leão
Annemarie Sonnenberg
Joachim Vandecasteele
Erik Slaghek
Rúben Gonçalves
Carlos Alfaro
Marc Fitten
Patricia Santos
Margarida Mendes
Rodrigo Coutinho
Vasco Pessanha
João Neves
Hélio Dolores
Ricardo Ferreira
Andrew Burgess
Luiz Caldas
Say Meza Flores
Mário Pires
João Rosado
João Portela
Tiago Alves
Luis Guilherme Pereira
Miguel Ventura
Ricardo Sousa
Yu-Chuan Liu
Marco Costa
Martin Westra
Mauricio Longo
Tentative attendees (please confirm)
Justin James (jet lagged)
Kilian Hekhuis (flying in)
Daniela Borges
Joerg Henschel
Victor Viela
See you there! :)
Captain's log: 2013-05-07
The event just ended and it was AMAZING! Thank you so much for joining and contributing to such a special gathering.
BarCamp Timeline
People started arriving and voting for the presentations at the reception desk (that worked ok!)
Google event started (
https://plus.google.com/events/cl20q5p1t7gi9ospdejnuidnfoo
)
Google hangout started (
https://youtu.be/Zk-_fPW23AA
)
Initial mingling while votes pilled up;
Talk "How to communicate more effectively in this fast-paced world" (
session video
)
Talk "From Skeumorphism to Flat Design -- about Legacy in Design" (
session video
)
Talk "Top 5 usability mistakes development teams make" (
session video
,
slideshare presentation
)
Leg stretching/mingle break.
Talk "How to solve the rubik's cube in less than 30 seconds" (
session video
,
google doc
)
Talk "Unit Testing Framework in OutSystems" (
session video
)
Photos started flowing to the
google event
thanks to Natalia
Talk "Building your own solar panel" (
session video
)
Talk "OutSystems Community - Social Network Analysis & Visualization" (
session video
,
google doc
)
Google hangout broke. Damn you Murphy! -> says someone that live streamed and recorded an event for more than 2 hours without a glitch nor crazy setups for free.
Talk "Get Oriented not Lost" (
View on google docs
)
Talk "Dolphins and narrative design"
We reached the time limit so we just did an overview of the sessions that didn't make the cut this time:
School4Jobs (
online presentation
)
Urban composting (
PPT file available
)
How to handle feedback flood (
google hangout we did later
,
PPT file
)
OutSystems meets "Adobe PhoneGap Build"
Saddly João Costa couldn't join us so his talk was also out:
How to hold your breath for more than 1 minute
I hope you had a great time! See you on the next one! :)
Davide Marquês
Community Manager
Paulo Ramos
Staff
You lost me at «
No drinking involved
».
Kidding! :)
Shamely, I won't be able to attend, but it sounds damn cool!
Justin James
MVP
I will try my best to go, but I may be jet lagged!
J.Ja
Robert Chanphakeo
Sounds good.
Gonçalo Gaiolas
Pick me, pick me!!!
Davide Marquês
@Paulo: "Nature will find a way"
Mónica Alves
Staff
It will be awesome!!! Great concept!
May 7th @ Culturgest
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Excelent idea "all mighty" Davide..
I don't know if my company will let me go, but I'm sure it'll be great to meet some guys from our community and share some experiences, all in a friendly and relaxing situation.
Congratulations for another more
excellent initiative
.
Cheers,
Gonçalo M.
Tiago Simões
Staff
Cool, I'm in!
Davide Marquês
Just did some cleaning up on the original post to make room for the attendees list and proposed sessions. :)
I have 2 talk proposals for you today!
Community Social Network Analysis
Abstract: how to get your relational data into a graph database [1] and how to perform a bunch of insightful network analysis [2].
[1]
OrientDB - an open source NoSQL database with both the features of Document and Graph DBMSs
[2]
Gephi - an open source graph visualization and manipulation software
Network Visualizations
Abstract: how to visually represent network information in a way that delivers the value you want/need.
I need help on the second one. Any takers? :)
Don't be shy. Join us and submit your own talks ideas! ;)
Rebecca Hall
Can they do a google hangout? It would be an awesome opportunity for a Outsystems User Group.
Davide Marquês
Cool idea Rebecca! I'll experiment a bit with it! :)
Evert van der Zalm
MVP
Damn I can't come....
Next year (-:
Natalia Błaszczyk Alves
Staff
Count me in!
I can do a short presentation followed by - I hope - a longer and heated discussion about the recent trend in UX, commonly called "the flat design". Who's interested??
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Count on me too...(Yes Davide I
was able to
convince
my bosses..eheheh..
)
The topic of User Experience is something that I've
I been
tuned
..It seems very interesting.
As a developer in the middle of developers I always had in mind that we always should have someone
specialized or at least with strong skills in web design, UI and UX..
And it seems that finally the
tech-world-community
are more
sensitive to these
issues
and
seeing
this investment
as a
differentiating factor
in
software
project (in almost all projects to say the truth).
Natalia Błaszczyk Alves
Staff
Yes, there's definitely a tendency in recents years - in US every startup's "must-have" is at least one developer and one designer aboard, which sounds to be a promising future for the growing designers' community. The problem, however, is that there's not many designers working in the field of interfaces, web and UX, I believe because it's a field with most constraints to the creativity. Yet, it's challenging and very rewarding (maybe you can't design "whatever-you-like-poster", but at least your design is to be used, not just looked at, and it will be used for a time longer than just a 5-minute stare ;) ).
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Natalia Blaszczyk
wrote:
Yes, there's definitely a tendency in recents years - in US every startup's "must-have" is at least one developer and one designer aboard, which sounds to be a promising future for the growing designers' community. The problem, however, is that there's not many designers working in the field of interfaces, web and UX, I believe because it's a field with most constraints to the creativity. Yet, it's challenging and very rewarding (maybe you can't design "whatever-you-like-poster", but at least your design is to be used, not just looked at, and it will be used for a time longer than just a 5-minute stare ;) ).
Undoubtedly Natalia...
I couldn't
agree more
with
your perspective
..Even in the designers view who live to imagine, create..
But also here we should find a balance a try to adapt people minds..
Designer
: "
This is a big challenge to create great things that people can use and were I can fight some
barriers...Why not?!
"
Developer
: "
I think I should learn more about UI and Ux..After all,
I'm
developing something
to be used by
different types of
people and
not just people
with
technical background
and IT experience...Maybe I've to start
understand
ing people needs and patterns..
"
Beside this, another problem we have to face in countries like Portugal is the
cost reduction
in companies
that end up
to consider this
area
more
"
expendable
" than others.
Is
our role,
as
young people
who believe in it
,
to
at least try to
do something
to change
that mentality
..
Natalia Błaszczyk Alves
Staff
yesterday I've came across a really good comic illustrating the problem of designers and developers :D
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Nice
comic illustrating, Natalia..
In my opinion we should try to turn the "versus" into "
partnership
", because we need both parts
to achieve success =)
António Martins
Hi Davide,
You can count with me, João Reis and Luis Martins. :)
Cheers,
António
Davide Marquês
Great! Seems we're big on Martin[i]s. :)
Just updated the logo. Thanks Natalia!
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Nice Logo...It s
hows
a
great dynamism
and movement on-fire :)
Kilian Hekhuis
MVP
I'll try to attend. Depends a bit on my flight schedule...
Daniela Borges
The event seems interesting. I will try to attend!
Luís Lopes
Staff
Hi. me me me... I'll keep you posted about the topic later.
Joerg Henschel
cool stuff - will try to be there
Gonçalo Veiga
Hi, guys.
I'll do the presentation I have prepared for this year's UX-Lx:
The Top 5 usability mistakes development teams make (when working on their own)
See you there!
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Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Hi Gonçalo,
It seems just perfect for me...
And the topic is also something that is very interesting (something that is one of my main interests nowadays)..
Kind Regards,
GM
Gonçalo Veiga
wrote:
Hi, guys.
If you want I can I do the presentation I have prepared for this year's UX-Lx - top 5 usability mistakes development teams make.
See you there!
Fábio Silva
Staff
I'll be there with the following topic:
The slow morph of our society due to the shift of communication models
Davide Marquês
Just updated Luís Lopes' talk: "How to solve the rubik's cube in less than 30 seconds"
So that's 30 seconds for watching him solve it and... 1 hour for learning how to do it ourselves? We'll see.
For those confused about the BarCamp name
here's the history behind it
:
"The name BarCamp is a playful allusion to the event's origins, with reference to the programmer slang term,
foobar
:
BarCamp arose as an open-to-the-public alternative to
Foo Camp
, which is an annual invitation-only participant-driven conference hosted by Tim O'Reilly."
(pretty geeky but cool nonetheless)
Things are shaping up for a a fun morning and since we still have room for a few more sessions so go forth and
follow BarCamp's rule 1 and 2
. :)
catarina gaspar
I'm in!!!!
see you there...
Diogo Cordeiro
Hi guys, I'm in too. I've this concept that never got on stage (or ever written on presentation format), and perhaps this is a good chance to work on it a bit more, and put it to the test.
I'm calling it
School4Jobs,
and the basic idea is that one shall not be placed under the hat of a specific role or job when we refer to him or her. Everyone shall have the chance to experiment different roles/jobs, based on the fact that experimentation helps us to find what we like or dislike, what we are good at and where we can be experts.
School4Jobs is (yet to be ;-) ) a full-year program, just like a post-grad course, but instead of leaving the year with only one academic title, the person will have the chance to take on from 3 to 12 (number to be tested) job experiences, involving an early-stage training, and a mentor for the entire program, and even afterwards!
Anyone that finds this one interesting? I'm still laying the foundations on this one, so any help shalll be mostly appreaciated.
P.S : I see that Outsystems Agile Platform could have a role here too.
Davide Marquês
@Diogo that's an awesome concept!! Looking forward to try out different hats! :)
Which reminds me... @Mónica, will you do your Shoesability talk or not? ]:-)
mozzello
David, count me in, of course!
In the meantime I'll try to find something interesting to talk about...
Fábio Silva
Staff
Hello Davide.
My talk will be just that: A Talk: Very interactive with no formal materials. You can divulge the following agenda for the Talk:
Introduction to Communication Elements: 55% Body Language, 38% voice/tone, 7%, words
The responsibility of the Dialogue
Quick analysis of the Body Language of the audience
Example of Body Language Stances
The handshake Example
The example of giving a praise with mismatching body language
The true smile vs the false simle
The example of the voice tone
The example of written language
Cultural differences
Politics
Q&A
Sara Ali
Hello All
I would like to propose a session with the topic "How to handle feedback flood"
When managing a project have you ever complaint that your business users:
1) didn't provide any feeback or
2) they haven't tested the application enough? or
3) they only test the application right before the go-live?
Now imagine the ideal world where you DO HAVE users that test and provide feedback. what can go wrong?
You're managing customer expectations accordingly as the project goes by...BUT
What if you are overwhelmed with so many feedback?
That's the experience I'll be sharing with you guys
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Fábio Silva
Staff
Sara Ali
wrote:
Hello All
I would like to propose a session with the topic "How to handle feedback flood"
When managing a project have you ever complaint that your business users:
1) didn't provide any feeback or
2) they haven't tested the application enough? or
3) they only test the application right before the go-live?
Now imagine the ideal world where you DO HAVE users that test and provide feedback. what can go wrong?
You're managing customer expectations accordingly as the project goes by...BUT
What if you are overwhelmed with so many feedback?
That's the experience I'll be sharing with you guys
YAY! Go Sara!
João Costa
Hey guys,
Do you want to know
How to hold your breath for more than 1 minute?
Cheers,
João
Davide Marquês
@João, sure thing! We never know when we'll need it. :)
Can I add it to the session list?
João Costa
Sure, I just updated the topic 8)
Tiago Leão
Staff
Count me in =)
It will be nice to see Lopes solve a Rubik's Cube... if he can Muahahahahaha
Annemarie Sonnenberg
Count me in!
Joachim Vandecasteele
Sounds great, I'll be there.
Cheers,
Joachim
Erik Slaghek
I'll be there.
Ruben Goncalves
Hi Davide,
Count with me and Carlos Alfaro to
unveil
the force of
phonegap build
and
OutSystems
!
See you there! :)
Marc Fitten
Staff
Hi Davide,
I'm in! I can talk about dolphins and narrative design.
Natalia Błaszczyk Alves
Staff
"I'm on a boat"?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avaSdC0QOUM
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Evert van der Zalm
MVP
Natalia Blaszczyk
wrote:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avaSdC0QOUM
I think they got an issue with there mother (-: .......
Marc Fitten
Staff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5us-v4bntP8
Marc Fitten
Staff
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKZyPJFhT64
Patricia Santos
Staff
I'll be there! And make sure i catch up on all there cool presentations! :)
22bc63ff-d68c-4193-824e-d79d2714f8b3
Hey everybody,
First of all let me say that this is a great idea and it's building up to be a promissing event, unfortunately some of us (or just me >.<) can't make it to the event, which is a pitty with all those interesting topics.
So i know the presentations will be published sometime later but i am wondering if this presentations will be video recorded or webcasted? Or is that against the barcamp concept?
Best regards and good luck with your presentations!
Miguel Vieira.
Margarida Mendes
I'm in!
Rodrigo Coutinho
Staff
I'm on!
Davide Marquês
Hi Miguel,
On Monday I'll check out the venue and see if Google Hangout works ok @Culturgest.
Even if we don't broadcast all sessions I'll try to open a "small window to the world" so that you (and everyone who can't attend) can have a glimpse of what a BarCamp is all about. :)
If all goes well this will just be the first of many Community BarCamps. See you on the next one! ;)
Cheers,
Davide
Vasco Pessanha
I'm in:D
João Neves
I'm there!
Hélio Dolores
Staff
I'm in!
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Staff
Hélio Dolores
wrote:
I'm in!
It'll be nice to see you..
Long time no see :)
Ricardo Ferreira
Staff
I'm there!
I have interesting things to share to the audience:
- Urban composting (amazing stuff)
- Building your own solar panel (very amazing and experimental stuff)
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Ruben Goncalves
Damn!
If Ricardo is going to talk about urban composting... I will talk about orientation as well! :)
@Davide - new talk - "Get Oriented not Lost"
Ricardo Ferreira
wrote:
I'm there!
I have interesting things to share to the audience:
- Urban composting (amazing stuff)
- Building your own solar panel (very amazing and experimental stuff)
Davide Marquês
We have a LOT of proposed sessions! Hurray! :)
Let's try to shorten the sessions so that they fit in 15 to 20 minute slots!
In the morning of the event the attendees will select which ones they want to see and the order of the sessions.
Get ready for an intense morning!
Andrew Burgess
Hi, I'll be there!
Fábio Silva
Staff
Davide, could you please rename my session to: How to communicate more effectively in this fast-paced world.
Luiz Caldas
I'll be there!
Say Meza Flores
Hi, Count me in please!
Mário Pires
Staff
I'll be there!
João Rosado
Staff
I'll be there as well
João Portela
Staff
I'll (probably) be there :)
regards,
João Portela
David Salvador
Count me in!
Tiago Alves
Staff
count me in as attendee! :)
Guilherme Pereira
Staff
I'll be there
Luís Lopes
Staff
Personally I'm a big fan of the google+ event feature, maybe you should create an event there.
Regards
Miguel Ventura
Staff
+1 to attend
Ricardo Sousa
Count on me :)
Yu-Chuan Liu
Staff
Please count me in! Yu-Chuan
Marco Costa
I'll be there!
Martin Westra
I will be there!
Mauricio Longo
I'll be there as well.
António Martins
Davide,
?I can talk about the new Unit Test Framework launched recently in OutSystems Community.
Cya :)
Davide Marquês
And now... the news. :)
Broadcasting the event
As suggested, we have set up a public
Google Event
(
https://plus.google.com/events/cl20q5p1t7gi9ospdejnuidnfoo
) where we will post live updates and everyone can upload photos and comments.
When the event starts - if all speakers agree - we'll use a "Hangout on Air" to stream the event to remote attendees (or those that don't fit in the room - the way this is going :)).
Session updates
I'm merging my two talks into just one ("OutSystems Community Social Network Analysis & Visualization") to give more time to others;
Natalia might not be able to do her session ("From Skeumorphism to Flat Design -- about Legacy in Design"), but she will be around so engage her if you like the subject;
Edit: It's on again!
António Martins has come forward with a demo of Andrew Burgess' "Unit Testing Framework".
Last minute arrangements and recommendations
Speakers should try to get in a bit earlier (our team will be there at 8AM) to test the audiovisual equipment and get familiar with the space;
When you arrive, go to the pre-registration desk, where you can claim your BarCamper nametag and
vote on the sessions you want to see
. After which you can make your way into the event area for some energizing morning coffee and to start mingling with the other attendees.
Since we will be a big crowd we need to skip the tipical BarCamp one-by-one
three word introductions
and replace them by a
creative usage/repurpose of the nametag
before said mingling.
While you guys get to know each other we'll gather the votes from the pre-registration desk and use them to built an initial schedule.
Session's will start as soon as everyone settles down (pretty please before 10AM?).
Only a few hours left! Better
GET READY
for an action packed morning! :)
Arlindo Lima
Staff
+1
Davide Marquês
Live Stream!
https://www.youtube.com/embed/Zk-_fPW23AA
22bc63ff-d68c-4193-824e-d79d2714f8b3
That is perfect Davide! Just 1 hour behind or so >.<
Thank you so much.
João Costa
Sorry guys, unfortunately can't be there this morning.
PS: The live stream is working fine.
Davide Marquês
Hangout for remote users to join in:
https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/cd51be964f996a1578a1e6c61c7c73fe03ea9408?gpsrc=selm0&utm_medium=embd&enfplm&utm_campaign=lrnmre&utm_source=lmnavbr&rtsl=1&hl=en
Battery running out, getting another computer.
Davide Marquês
It's a wrap! :)
I'd like to personally thank all speakers and atteendees for an
amazing morning
and would like to invite everyone to go by the reception desk to collect a souvenir. ;)
Davide Marquês
Quick reminder: check out the event photos and videos on Google+:
https://plus.google.com/events/cl20q5p1t7gi9ospdejnuidnfoo?partnerid=gplp0
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Awesome morning, organization, people to know and presentations..
Undoubtedly
an initiative
to repeat..
Congratulations Davide ;)
Davide Marquês
Thanks Gonçalo! Glad to have finally met you. :)
Wrapping up for the day
On the first post you will now see a "BarCamp Timeline" which contains the morning lineup and - with my fellow speakers' contribution - links to the presentations.
Yet another reminder for the neat photos on the
event page
!
And the obvious
BIG THANK YOU(!)
to the team that made today's BarCamp possible. You rock!
Thinking ahead
So apparently... the next
Bar
Camp
needs to have a bar
! That was the
overwhelming
feedback I got while spreading the word about this first one.
For those that attended the event today (presential or remotelly): what should we improve so that the next one is even better?
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Staff
Davide Marquês
wrote:
Thanks Gonçalo! Glad to have finally met you. :)
Wrapping up for the day
On the first post you will now see a "BarCamp Timeline" which contains the morning lineup and - with my fellow speakers' contribution - links to the presentations.
Yet another reminder for the neat photos on the
event page
!
And the obvious
BIG THANK YOU(!)
to the team that made today's BarCamp possible. You rock!
Thinking ahead
So apparently... the next
Bar
Camp
needs to have a bar
! That was the
overwhelming
feedback I got while spreading the word about this first one.
For those that attended the event today (presential or remotelly): what should we improve so that the next one is even better?
Hi Davide,
First of all it was also really nice to finally met you to :)
In the overall the BarCamp was great (I
didn't
appear
in any photos
but I was there..lol..).
Just want to add something in the "Thinking ahead" section, that maybe can be improved in the next one.
For me, the
room layout
should be
slightly different,
in order to allow
greater communication between
the participants.
If the
room
permits,
as well as
the number of
participants
,
I think something
similar to
a
U
disposition
would be much more
beneficial
to eliminate
physical barriers
(such as
the fact
of being in
queues
and stand
with our back to
the members of the
previous rows
)
allowing
in the first instance
a more visual
communication
between all the members
,
plus
being more
involved in
the
presentations
and this way try to
increase participation
and discussion
on the topics
.
Hope it helps..
Cheers,
Gonçalo Martins
Luís Lopes
Staff
"
would like to invite everyone to go by the reception desk to collect a souvenir. ;)" What souvenir are you talking about, did I miss something? I Want some!!!
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Staff
Luís Lopes
wrote:
"
would like to invite everyone to go by the reception desk to collect a souvenir. ;)" What souvenir are you talking about, did I miss something? I Want some!!!
I've heard about that too..
I think I'll have to talk in private with
Davide...eheheh..
Diogo Cordeiro
the t-shirt?
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Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Diogo Cordeiro
wrote:
the t-shirt?
I think you got it..lol..
But ok, Davide did a great job and the event was very nice, so this time I think we should
excuse him :)
Tiago Leão
Staff
I just want to say that this event was really great and congrats to all that were there. The mix between technology, the community members, the OutSystems platform, and the fun of all of those things created an amazing atmosphere.
I'm already waiting for the next community BarCamp!!!
Davide Marquês
The souvenir is indeed a BarCamp t-shirt!
If you're attending NextStep grab it from the reception desk, otherwise
ping me to get one
. :)
Ricardo Ferreira
Staff
So, is there anyone building their own solar panel? :)
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Ricardo Ferreira
wrote:
So, is there anyone building their own solar panel? :)
Hi Ricardo,
The solar panel not yet,
but what
I stayed
thinking about
was
the
potentiality of the
Urban
composting
(apart
from the
smell
issue
which is a huge
inhibition
factor
)
.. :)
Ricardo Ferreira
Staff
It doesn't smell that much. :)
Check the attached presentation that I had ready for Nextstep.
RicardoFerreira-UrbanComposting.ppt
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Gonçalo Martins
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Ricardo Ferreira
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It doesn't smell that much. :)
Check the attached presentation that I had ready for Nextstep.
Really nice, Ricardo..
As
a country boy
living in a "city cage", I think that as soon as I get time, I'll this at home :)
Fábio Silva
Staff
Hello all. May I ask who today remembered what I said during the BarCamp and tried some communication techniques I suggested?
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Miguel Seabra Melo
Fábio Silva
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Hello all. May I ask who today remembered what I said during the BarCamp and tried some communication techniques I suggested?
Yes. I broke someone's hand today with a handshake - great tip, Fábio! :)
catarina gaspar
Fábio Silva
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Hello all. May I ask who today remembered what I said during the BarCamp and tried some communication techniques I suggested?
Firm handshake! I'm puting it into practice everyday now..
Fábio Silva
Staff
Hum... Ahm... That's not quite... Ok. Good one Miguel! Glad I could be some help on your bone-crushing skills.
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Fábio Silva
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Hello all. May I ask who today remembered what I said during the BarCamp and tried some communication techniques I suggested?
Hey :)
I have them in mind, even got a shock somedays after when i greeted someone with a handshake + other hand on his shoulder... Well i didn't feel in power over him atleast on a conscious level I just usually do it to increase the physical contact i suppose. I really liked your presentation it was a great chance to learn this small "things" that can make a huge difference, especially if the person you're greeting also knows this.
I would like to ask you what you think about the handshake greet + multiple tap on shoulder, like saying "Well Done or Great Job" and if the person taps to fast is it sarcasm?
@Thinking Ahead: I wasn't there physical so i can only say so little on this matter, BUT i think that OS community members watching the livestream should have the chance to ask questions to.
Fábio Silva
Staff
Hello Miguel. The Handshake + other hand on his shoulder can be used in two ways: If you're in front of the person and slightly to the right, it doesn't represent a increased power, especially if the other person didn't give you a dominant handshake. It represents and feels like more as an affectionate and ice breaker. It is extremely useful to engage in a very friendly conversation.
If a very dominant handshake is given by the other preson, putting the hand on his shoulder and positioning yourself completely to the right of the person, completely cuts the dominating stance. It's a different situation.
As for the tap in the shoulder, multiple taps in the shoulder (read: more than two) can always be percieved as sarcasm, so take care when using this technique. When giving less than three taps in the shoulder, it is not relevant the speed of the taps.
Hope this helps.
Fabio
Kilian Hekhuis
MVP
I'm glad that here in the Netherlands, hand on arm/shoulder is (almost?) never seen. I'd find it very icky if someone were to greet me like that...
Fábio Silva
Staff
Exactly. That was a topic that I didn't cover due to lack of time: Cultural differences. The latin people have these idiossyncrisies, along with the US. The Northen European prefer a firm one-shake handshake.
Fabio
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Hello,
Reading this discussion I have to share with you that today
I was confronted
with a situation
like the one
you are
talking
on the client
where I am
..
I
t
didn't
happened for
centuries
,
but
by coincidence
happened today
, and
it was with a
very
old school
guy
,
focusing on the
educational and professional qualifications
on his speech
..
But
thankfully
now
cease to exist
so
many people like this
here in
Portugal
with the younger generations of professionals.
And yes Kilian, with was not very nice (at all)..
Cheers,
Gonçalo M.
fastpurple media
Its an awesssome idea!
Sara Ali
Hello
As requested by some of my colleagues, tomorrow I will be presenting my presentation "How to Hande Feedback Flood" around 1130 GMT and it will be broadcasted.
Tomorrow we'll update the link so that you can follow.
Sara
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Hi Sara
That's great news, yours was one of my most anticipated presentations and i got dissapointed when it wasn't chosen for the BarCamp sessions, not that the other presentations were dissapointing or anything like that but i was really looking forward to yours.
Will the broadcast be watchable after? Because i am not sure i am available at that time.
Thanks !
Davide Marquês
Hi everyone,
Here's the google hangout link:
https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/cfb13e109d9972f934593396f62c757bff956f9d?authuser=0&hl=en
And youtube stream:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrkruMTXbrQ
Edit:
links removed. See below.
Cheers,
Davide & people already here
Davide Marquês
False start. :)
New links in a bit.
Kilian Hekhuis
MVP
I feared I was the only one seeing things double:
Davide Marquês
Google Hangout:
https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/b137692465567a60a53650a84914bd2223ce2408?authuser=0&hl=en
YouTube video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eouJZng7Ih0
Kilian Hekhuis
MVP
No sound on the YouTube stream...
Kilian Hekhuis
MVP
That's better! Thanks.
Davide Marquês
Here's the link to the moment in the video where we got the audio working:
https://ww.youtube.com/watch?v=eouJZng7Ih0&t=3m00s
Sara's presentation is attached to this post.
A big thanks to Sara and everyone that attended this session! :)
Now... bring on the questions!
Sara Ali - NextStep-BarCAmp.pptx
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Good morning.
Just finished watching the presentation, goodjob Sara!
If its not to late here are some questions:
- While in college i learned that one of the solutions for customer feedback differences (ex: Customer A wants black background; Customer B wants it white) would be to provide both solutions and it would later be a choice for the user using the application on which solution to use, how does this apply to the real world?
- You talked about customers doing prioritirization, but we (development team) have our own prioritization to make also, some functionalities should be implemented first then others and of course customers might not have same order of funcionalities prioritized, how do we found a "middle-ground" (if there even is one) beetween this 2 priorities lists?
Gonçalo Martins
Staff
Good afternoon,
Just
want
to congratulate
Sarah
for
her presentation
and also show
my
appreciation for the
growing
number of people and
countries that are
joining our
community and
using the
Agile Platform
.
Hopefully
Outsystems
can
reach the entire
world
in the near future
.
... :)
Cheers,
Gonçalo M.
Sara Ali
Hello
Good questions Miguel.Unfortunatley your questions don't have a black or white answers.
During backlog negotiation it often happens that we reach a dead end: we have opposite requests from the customer.
Possible solutions:
-There is a referee that decides what is best (ultimate decision is done by this person)
or we try the both sides to reach into an agreement.
Regarding your other question, I think we must be clear that that are business prioritization and technical prioritization.
Before we can deliver something to the customer, we have to build the foundation first. In this situation we must inform the customer that we need to address the technical dependency first.
But remember that we're building an application for the customer and by evolving the customer on the business prioritization at the end this will increase the application adoption.
Please feel free to share your suggestions.
Regards
Sara Ali
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Thanks for the answers.
I don't know about the rest of the community but i would deffinetly be interested in exploring the feedback subject a bit more but now in a reverse subject to the one you did, something like "How to deal with lack off/few feedback from customers?". I believe this situation is more common then feedback flood? <.< College experience
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